Open ziyan109 opened 4 years ago
Hi Ziyan, great point. It would be helpful to explore "leading edge" genes directly from this package.
Excuse me, but where to find the function related to "leading edge"?
Hi, I was referring to the "leading edge gene" returned by the fgsea package. Is it possible to do it in singleseqgset?
Thanks!
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Excuse me, but where to find the function related to "leading edge"?
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Yeah, I guess, but no idea how. I will give it a try when I have some time.
Hello,
This is such a great tool and I was able to generate the heatmap :) I'm wondering is there any function to pull out the genes that are enriched in certain pathway? For example, TGF-beta signaling pathway is enriched in one of my clusters, I wonder which genes are up-regulated in there.
Thanks so much.